Confirmed today that he's signed a new two year deal as manager of Gillingham. Congrats to Steve, deserves the chance to build his own team. Best of luck to our Welsh Wizard!
Steve Lovell
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He's not going to get a budget, we don't have any money. Did we ever actually get the money owed us out of them dodgy caterers?
Anyway, to Mr Lovell....well deserved and congratulations to him...that's the positive...now the negative, how long is this managers contract going to last until Christmas?
Right next up players....who knows the contract situation with all of them, anyway regardless my thoughts...
Keep Zak
Keep Wagstaff
Keep Eaves
Get Holy to sort out his kicking
or get ridAnyone else....hmmm, Byrne maybe, Hessy time to move on, to be honest there is not anyone else setting my world on fire...so i give you three names out of a squad of how many!
Look the simple fact is if we are serious about Championship football, Scally might be, I'm not, then he needs to find some serious budget, is that going to happen nope....oh hang on just seen the new ground flying elephant fly pass again
All said and done, I'm looking forward to next season, bring on the Sunderland and Scummy Luton
Who knows how much money we've got? I'm not even sure that Scally does.
The 2016/17 accounts are 6 weeks overdue. Another 2 weeks and Companies House will commence compulsory strike off proceedings which might focus attention somewhat. And of course since the end of the financial year we've had the Centreplate settlement, Anderson's demand for repayment of loans to the club, and a full season of football income and expenditure.
I know I keep banging on about the lateness of accounts, but just keep in mind that a company the size of BP (market capitalisation c. £100 billion) manages to publish its results quarterly, one month after the end of the quarter. GFC (market capitalisation c. £0.47m) can't produce results once a year, 10½ months after the end of the year. Surely our accounts can't be THAT complicated.
Anyhow, good news, and good luck to SL. On the sort of budget that most of us think he'll be working with, if he can keep us competitive in L1 he'll be doing a decent job, and we can hope for a decent run in a cup or two and a payday from that.
The 2016/17 accounts are 6 weeks overdue. Another 2 weeks and Companies House will commence compulsory strike off proceedings which might focus attention somewhat. And of course since the end of the financial year we've had the Centreplate settlement, Anderson's demand for repayment of loans to the club, and a full season of football income and expenditure.
I know I keep banging on about the lateness of accounts, but just keep in mind that a company the size of BP (market capitalisation c. £100 billion) manages to publish its results quarterly, one month after the end of the quarter. GFC (market capitalisation c. £0.47m) can't produce results once a year, 10½ months after the end of the year. Surely our accounts can't be THAT complicated.
Anyhow, good news, and good luck to SL. On the sort of budget that most of us think he'll be working with, if he can keep us competitive in L1 he'll be doing a decent job, and we can hope for a decent run in a cup or two and a payday from that.